John Koster, Netherlands - Tube collection
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Below you find a part of the tube collection John Koster. In 2004 I started collecting radios, loudspeakers and other items, mostly from the period before the Second World War. The first radio I bought was a Cossor 464. I bought this radio on a flee market in Amsterdam in 1994, but it stopped there. In 2004 I rediscovered parts of the crystal and diode radios that I made as a boy and I decided to start a radio collection. My radios are placed in a number of radio cabinets. These cabinets consist of a number of segments made of chipboard with beech print. The back panel of each compartment has a socket outlet and an antenna connection. A small "La Pico" AM transmitter works as a "home broadcasting station". A number of radios can be switched on and off with a remote control unit, that operates the socket outlets. More info on my website: see URL below. |
Excerpt from the tube collection of John Koster. These images (tube photos) were uploaded to the respective tubes or valves by John Koster.
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Tube collector page of valve collector John Koster as «own HP at RMorg»
As a member of Radiomuseum.org John Koster displays items in his/her tube collection. Tubes are called valves in British oriented countries.
Valve and tube collectors as well as radio collectors are invited to join Radiomuseum.org. Every member can display separate collections of tubes, radios etc.
John Koster started his/her tube collection (valve collection) here on 19.Mar.2006. [index-en]
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